Ways To Instantly Improve Your Wreaths On Wreaths

Wreaths are a great addition to cabinets. They help complete the look. When hanging your cabinet wreaths, try adding some themed ribbon. To go to the next level, choose a ribbon that coordinates with the rest of your decor. No matter your style, ribbon adds instant value. Whether your style is modern, farm style, or festively seasonal there are ribbon hacks to help.

Select the Appropriate Typeface.

Consider the style of wreath that you want and choose a ribbon accordingly. If you want a decor style that is classy with structure and wow, wire edge is your best option. They hold the shape of your bow when you bend and shape it. A wire edge ribbon is a great choice for a strong, full bow or tulle, and is my number one choice for fluffy and dramatic holiday bows.

If your décor style is minimalist or modern, subtle silky satin, velvet, or thin cotton ribbon will work best as they provide softer lines and an understated elegance. Velvet is especially nice for winter and holiday themes as it adds a luxurious finishing touch. For a rustic farmhouse feel, burlap, jute, or gingham ribbon will add a warm and cozy touch to your cabinet wreaths.

Color Coordination for a Uniform or Cohesive Look

When it comes to ribbon colors, look at the colors already present in your kitchen, your cabinets, countertops, hardware, and any decor. This will establish a color palette that will keep your wreaths cohesive and integrated decoratively.

Some fast color suggestions:
White cabinets, soft greens, creams, black and white stripes, gold, or classic red for the seasonal looks.

Dark cabinets, lighter or brighter ribbons, such as ivory, blush, sage, or metallics for a nice contrasting effect.

Wood cabinets, earthy tones, olive, taupe, burnt orange, burgundy will combine well with the natural wood texture.

When it comes to seasonal decorating, shifting your ribbon colors while keeping the wreath bases the same is a great option. Pastels for spring, citrus tones for summer, plaids for fall, and velvet or metallics for winter keep your kitchen feeling fresh all year.

Experiment with Various Types of Bows

Ribbon bows seldom have just one type as a choice. Explore varying designs to align with your decor style:

1. Classic Two-Loop Bow: This type is unproblematic, never goes out of style.
2. Layered Double Bow: This style uses a combination of 2 different decorative types of ribbons and adds extreme elegance, very lovely for the festive seasons.
3. Long-Tail Bow: This bow style adds elegance and minimalism, perfect for a modernized or Scandinavian themed kitchen.
4. Knot and Tail Style: This is a very minimalist bow style, perfect for a touch of minimal decor without the bow style type.

Simply adjusting the style of bow can now give your wreath a whole different personality. When the actual style of bow is only changed, it becomes a whole different character of wreath.

Some Tips: Easily Make Many Full and Fluffy Style Bows

A very good-looking bow can be made very easily. Here’s a good style tip: Utilise a wired-edge type of ribbon.

Begin folding the ribbon so that some of its clipping goes to one side, then to the other, so that some of its clipping goes to one side, then to the other and pinching the split side of the bow and securing its ends with a twist tie to keep it folded. Fluff and loosen them a little until you get one rounded and compact bow. This type of bow will keep the ribbon tightly rounded for a very fluffy and a very volume type of bow to go on your wreath.

Conclusion

Reducing the complexity of the tasks involved, Ribbon is yet one of the best tools to customize your cabinet wreaths, while retaining its simplicity. The use of various bow styles and wired edge ribbon, to make the bows fuller, prettier can help you elevate the finish of your wreaths to an unbelievable level. These ribbon hacks would not only make your cabinet wreaths better, but it would also add a touch of charm and style to your entire kitchen, making it more decorated and purposeful throughout the year.